Crymych farm for sale with holiday cottage, granny annexe
According to the estate agent, the main house comprises three bedrooms, spacious living areas, and scenic countryside views.
Notable features include an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams, and a wooden stable door.
The bathroom (Image: J J Morris)
The first floor offers eaves storage and a potential conversion opportunity for additional accommodation, subject to planning requirements.
The property also includes a well-appointed holiday cottage, which could serve as a source of rental income or guest accommodation.
It boasts a range of wall and base units, an integrated fridge, and wooden flooring.
The cottage's first floor bedroom showcases an exposed stone wall and beams.
The workshop (Image: J J Morris)
Complementing the main house and holiday cottage is a granny annexe, providing flexible, self-contained accommodation.
This includes a kitchen with a built-in electric oven, a bedroom with built-in storage, and a shower room with a walk-in shower.
The property is surrounded by approximately 20 acres of land, featuring grazing paddocks, mature woodland, and gardens.
This makes the property suitable for equestrian or smallholding use.
Outbuildings on the property include a substantial workshop, a traditional Dutch barn, and a chicken house.
The estate agent noted that these facilities offer excellent scope for a variety of uses.
The property also benefits from mains electricity and private water from a bore hole.
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Crymych farm for sale with holiday cottage, granny annexe
The property, located in Crymych, is set within approximately 20 acres of grounds, offering a mix of residential, holiday, and potential ancillary accommodation. According to the estate agent, the main house comprises three bedrooms, spacious living areas, and scenic countryside views. Notable features include an inglenook fireplace, exposed beams, and a wooden stable door. The bathroom (Image: J J Morris) The first floor offers eaves storage and a potential conversion opportunity for additional accommodation, subject to planning requirements. The property also includes a well-appointed holiday cottage, which could serve as a source of rental income or guest accommodation. It boasts a range of wall and base units, an integrated fridge, and wooden flooring. The cottage's first floor bedroom showcases an exposed stone wall and beams. The workshop (Image: J J Morris) Complementing the main house and holiday cottage is a granny annexe, providing flexible, self-contained accommodation. This includes a kitchen with a built-in electric oven, a bedroom with built-in storage, and a shower room with a walk-in shower. The property is surrounded by approximately 20 acres of land, featuring grazing paddocks, mature woodland, and gardens. This makes the property suitable for equestrian or smallholding use. Outbuildings on the property include a substantial workshop, a traditional Dutch barn, and a chicken house. The estate agent noted that these facilities offer excellent scope for a variety of uses. The property also benefits from mains electricity and private water from a bore hole.
